JD.com ADR Stock News

Ultimate Contrarian Michael Burry, Who Correctly Called the Housing Crisis in 2008, Is Now Piling Into 3 Stocks That Could Struggle Under a Trump Administration

I'm adding Alibaba and JD.com to my radar, as I expect both Chinese players should fare better in a post-Beijing Stimulus plan China. Combined, both companies hold +69% of China's e-commerce market. I expect them to benefit from a long-awaited macro recovery and higher consumer confidence and spend it'll bring. Alibaba's international presence and cloud computing advancements give it a better l...

Although Burry is best-known for making wagers on securities moving lower, he purchased a trio of historically cheap, cash-rich stocks during the September-ended quarter.

After the famous ‘Big Short' investor Michael Burry abandoned his 2023 bet against the semiconductor industry – though, interestingly, the short position may not have been wrong, only poorly timed – he again stirred controversy with his persistent bullishness about Chinese stocks.

Despite beating Q3 earnings expectations, negative operating and free cash flow raised eyebrows among investors, with a small decline in the share price following Q3 earnings release. I believe JD's luxury expansion, including partnerships with Balenciaga and Saint Laurent, has midterm growth potential but won't deliver significant results before late 2025. JD's diversification efforts, like JD...

Michael Burry bolstered his bets on three Chinese tech companies last quarter. The "Big Short" investor raised his stakes in Alibaba, Baidu, and JD.com but also hedged the wagers.

Michael Burry, the hedge-fund investor made famous by Michael Lewis's book “The Big Short,” upped his bets on Chinese stocks during the third quarter — but he's also making sure to protect his downside.

While Wall Street has enjoyed a post-election rally, U.S.-listed Chinese stocks haven't fared so well.